Article April 29, 1905 Issue

Among the Churches

with contributions from Alice M. Whyte, Martha H. Gish, Charles L. Van Fossen, Madeline Koons Perrin

We have received an acknowledgment of the receipt of Science and Health, and "Miscellaneous Writings," from the president of the Ashland Public Library, which marks another step forward in the work in this place. Three years ago the officers of the library positively refused to allow us to place these books with them for distribution. Last August, however, they accepted the copy of Science and Health very Kindly, and they report that it has since been in constant demand. We have recently presented them with the copy of "Miscellaneous Writings" which was the occasion of their sending us this little letter of acknowledgment. We feel that we have cause to rejoice over this victory, and that we should be very grateful for many other evidences that our work has not been in vain.

Alice M. Whyte, Clerk.

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